4Runner Raptor Lights Installation | 2014-2023 | Yota X

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Komentáře • 46

  • @charlesbrooks7383
    @charlesbrooks7383 Před 5 měsíci +2

    Man you saved me. My life line bro

  • @Toysmite
    @Toysmite Před rokem +2

    Good stuff

  • @christinejoysantos-cruz3170
    @christinejoysantos-cruz3170 Před 9 měsíci

    on the add a fuse jumper, what amp is on there ( two fuse sitting on top of jumper fuse)

  • @Bobby_86415
    @Bobby_86415 Před 5 měsíci

    For the add a fuse, is it in the correct orientation? Just asking because if not it is not functioning as designed. Thanks

  • @trevorharlan4136
    @trevorharlan4136 Před 5 měsíci +1

    What fuse would you wire to have them connect to DRL?

  • @jcruiser3437
    @jcruiser3437 Před 2 měsíci

    Absolutely great video. I do have a question, however. At the 2:47 mark in your video with the engine compartment fuse cover off, I see a red jumper wire in the fuse box. Is this a work around for an "anytime fog light" modification? Curious minds NEED to know! :)

  • @xof_industries6379
    @xof_industries6379 Před 4 měsíci

    what size gauge is that wire tap?

  • @colearnold-zt7uo
    @colearnold-zt7uo Před 2 měsíci

    Amazingly helpful video! Thank you so much! I do have one question: Could I add the fuse jumper to the 15amp fog light (FOG FR) fuse, or does it need to be a 10amp fuse? I'm trying to get the raptor lights to turn on with my fog lights, and wondering how best to do that.

    • @yotaxpedition
      @yotaxpedition  Před 2 měsíci

      Adding them to your fog fuse will be fine

  • @boblarson5474
    @boblarson5474 Před 11 měsíci

    Loved this install video! I have LED raptor lights that mount on the horizontal bars of a 2023 T4R ORP (replaces the chrome horizontal trim in upper grille). They have amber LEDs for turn signal and white LEDs for daytime running lights. I tapped into the factory halogen DRL wires (This T4R has factory LED High/Low beams so DRL are not high beams too), but they only work with the factory DRL bub plug disconnected. As soon as I connect the factory bulb plug, the aftermarket LED running lights go out and the factory halogen DRL operate as normal. Why is it that either the factory DRL work but not the aftermarket LED running lights although tapped before the halogen bulb plug? I can wire the aftermarket running light wires to the inside fuse box as on this video, but then they are ignition controlled, not with DRL. Where do you tap to get turn signal light blinking? Do you need to install resistors for adding additional LED turn signal lights to the factory halogen turn signal wires?

    • @yotaxpedition
      @yotaxpedition  Před 11 měsíci

      Hey Bob, Do the grille bar lights have a black, white and yellow wire? I never personally installed a set but the white wire would get tapped into your DRL wiring and the yellow wire would get tapped into your turn signal wiring. Black is obviously your ground. That should allow the lights to work properly.

    • @boblarson5474
      @boblarson5474 Před 10 měsíci

      Yes, I tapped the white to DRL Power (+) , black to DRL ground (-). With DRL connector unplugged, the white LED work. When DRL connector plugged into factory halogen DRL bulb, the LED goes out, but factory halogen DRL comes on.

    • @boblarson5474
      @boblarson5474 Před 10 měsíci

      I figured out the problem! On my 23 4Runner ORP, the DRL are wired in series, not parallel. This means the 12 VDC was coming to the passenger driving light on a green wire to the passenger DRL, then going to the driver's DRL via a pink wire. The Driver's DRL then went to ground on a white/black wire. Series splits the voltage for every light in the series. In this case, I only had 6 VDC going to each halogen bulb, making it dimmer than if 12 VDC were going to each bulb. I purchased a 9005 DT plug extender. On the passenger side, I removed the black pin from the DT extension connector. I wired that black wire directly to ground. The factory green went to the red side of the the extender DT connector. I tapped the red wire from the extender and placed it back in the DT connector where the black wire was pinned (Now 12 VDC is on both red wire pins of the extension DT connector). This new Red wire carries 12 VDC on the pink factory wire to the driver's side DRL, which is already grounded. I did not touch the Driver's side DRL wiring. This puts 12 VDC to each running light, allowing you to run LED 9005 bulbs and also powers my raptor lights when factory DRL are on. This rewired extender can be removed and its back to factory series wired DRL.

    • @arnoldfortaleza9137
      @arnoldfortaleza9137 Před 4 měsíci

      k​@@boblarson5474

  • @jdsayler96
    @jdsayler96 Před rokem

    Do you recommend the use of dielectric grease on the connectors?

  • @wewd
    @wewd Před rokem +1

    Is there a wiring solution that doesn't involve those add-a-fuse jumpers? I've had bad experiences with them in the past and would prefer to avoid them.

    • @yotaxpedition
      @yotaxpedition  Před rokem +3

      You can splice the wire in with your running lights and eliminate putting it in to the fuse box. Or if you have more lighting you can get a switch panel and wire your raptor lights in to that. We have a full switch panel kit with bracket coming soon.

    • @rommelgriffith2110
      @rommelgriffith2110 Před měsícem

      ​@@yotaxpedition Would you happen to know what wire you would splice into on Morimoto headlightsfor the DRL? My headlights came with a add-a-fuse harness for the DRL's but they work perfectly fine without it.

  • @jono7248
    @jono7248 Před 3 měsíci

    Do you know if there is replacement strips if a few bulbs are burnt out?

    • @yotaxpedition
      @yotaxpedition  Před 3 měsíci

      If you have an issue we will replace it for you.

  • @lenswerhun2271
    @lenswerhun2271 Před 24 dny

    The 2 fuse connections suggested (ign and ign 2) give me multiple dash warnings. Have to disconnect and clear codes. Got a fix? 23 4runner trd pro

    • @yotaxpedition
      @yotaxpedition  Před 24 dny

      Either the fuse tap is not plugged all the way in or is faulty. Try another fuse location that is ignition power

  • @Mstrgeez
    @Mstrgeez Před 5 měsíci

    Hey everyone, i did everything as instructed in this video. Then I realized I am missing a fuse on my add a fuse, could that be the reason they’re not working? Thanks

    • @yotaxpedition
      @yotaxpedition  Před 5 měsíci +1

      Yes, take the fuse you removed from your fuse box and put it in the fuse tap.

    • @Mstrgeez
      @Mstrgeez Před 5 měsíci

      @@yotaxpedition I tried doing that, but it doesn’t fit

    • @aydenwellott5825
      @aydenwellott5825 Před 4 měsíci

      @@Mstrgeez Glad to know someone else has the same issue. I don't know if you know anything about fuses, but the size on the add a fuse is for a mini (a fuse size) and the fuses in my car were low profile minis, so they wont fit in the mini slot. Assuming I just need to order a 10A Mini fuse to plug into the add a fuse. Since when I plugged it into the tail position my taillights turned off

  • @ibraheemnabeel
    @ibraheemnabeel Před 4 dny

    Do you guys sell the Toyota letters or emblem or whatever you call it that goes on the black bar between the two meshed grills?

    • @yotaxpedition
      @yotaxpedition  Před 4 dny

      Yes, here is the link for the letters yotaxpedition.com/products/pro-grille-letters-4runner-2014-2023

  • @user-dr9zj1ly3s
    @user-dr9zj1ly3s Před 5 měsíci +1

    I wired the lights into the 10A IGN2 fuse and now the car won’t start. Any suggestions? Its a 2023 TRD Pro

    • @yotaxpedition
      @yotaxpedition  Před 5 měsíci

      You probably don't have the fuse pushed all the way in your fuse box.

    • @nmchaser
      @nmchaser Před 5 měsíci

      I had the same exact problem tonight, I'll double check, but I'm almost certain i pushed it in all the way. I even tried various 10amp fuse locations, same result

    • @user-dr9zj1ly3s
      @user-dr9zj1ly3s Před 5 měsíci

      Yeah I definitely had mine pushed in all the way. Haven’t tried different fuses yet but will today to see if that fixes the issue.

    • @yotaxpedition
      @yotaxpedition  Před 5 měsíci

      Just find a fuse location that only has power when then ignition is on and you'll be good. Your other option is to use a wire tap and get power from the wire going to your running lights in your headlights. This way you're not messing with any fuse locations.

    • @victorcianflone5093
      @victorcianflone5093 Před 4 měsíci

      But they won't be on during the day

  • @jaysonc2102
    @jaysonc2102 Před rokem

    Lights before lockers 👍🏼

    • @yotaxpedition
      @yotaxpedition  Před rokem +5

      We make content based on what we sell and what most of our consumer is buying. This is not a personal build. Everything we do is planned out in a certain order so we can get as much content as we can.

  • @victorcianflone5093
    @victorcianflone5093 Před 4 měsíci

    I'm surprised there's not a way to do this without leaving the fuse block cover on to me this doesn't look like a clean complete installation

    • @yotaxpedition
      @yotaxpedition  Před 4 měsíci

      Skip the fuse tap and use a wire tap into your running lights.

  • @guitarguy764
    @guitarguy764 Před rokem

    Can we stop it with the raptor lights? our trucks are mid sized SUVs not giant oversized pickups